Coach Legacy Leather Drawstring Hobo and Matching Wristlet Combo in Blue, Tan, and Green
Hobo and Bucket Bag / Shoulder Bag with Matching Pouch/Wristlet · Coach (Tapestry), Accessible Luxury and Contemporary Tier, renowned for durable leather heritage goods
Collection: Coach Legacy Collection, permanent line with seasonal multi-color variants
Style
Hobo and Bucket Bag / Shoulder Bag with Matching Pouch/Wristlet
Brand
Coach (Tapestry), Accessible Luxury and Contemporary Tier, renowned for durable leather heritage goods
Material
Soft glove-tanned leather, smooth finish, machine-stitched with contrast edging and reinforced hardware attachment points
Dimensions
Hobo: Width 35 cm, Height 30 cm, Depth 15 cm, Strap drop 22 cm (Medium to Large capacity); Wristlet: Width 20 cm, Height 11 cm
Description
A stylish and functional Coach hobo and matching wristlet set rendered in a rich tri-color palette of deep blue, tan, and emerald green. The slouchy hobo features a drawstring closure, exterior zip pockets with leather pulls, and comfortable shoulder carry, while the matching wristlet completes the versatile set for everyday use.
Key Features
Tri-color multi-leather blocking, exterior zip pockets with tassel-style pulls, drawstring cinch top, and bundled matching wristlet accessory
Material & Construction
Soft glove-tanned leather, smooth finish, machine-stitched with contrast edging and reinforced hardware attachment points
Color & Pattern
Tri-color block design featuring deep navy blue body, tan/vachetta beige trim and drawstrings, and emerald green accent piping and zipper details
Hardware Details
Silver-tone nickel hardware including metal grommets, zipper pulls with leather lacing, a hanging Coach metal hangtag, and connected chain-and-leather strap rings
Interior Description
Fabric-lined interior (typically signature Coach sateen or striped twill), featuring multi-functional slip pockets and a secure zip pocket, with a creed patch
Closure Type
Drawstring cinch top closure combined with a magnetic snap, accented by front zippered exterior pockets
Strap & Handle Details
Single flat leather shoulder strap with chain-link attachment hardware, detachable or fixed depending on sub-model variant
Craftsmanship Details
Clean stitching lines with even stitch length, neatly burnished and painted raw edges, supple hand feel of the glove-tanned leather, and secure metal grommets reinforcing the drawstring channels
Authentication Indicators
Clear Coach script logo embossing on the exterior zipper pulls, authentic silver-tone hardware finish, correct font on interior creed patch, and signature leather edge-painting quality
Origin & Manufacturing
Manufactured in China, Vietnam, or the Philippines under strict Coach quality control standards for contemporary leather goods
Era & Period
2010s Contemporary Revival Era, drawing heavily on vintage Coach archive aesthetics with updated vibrant color-blocking
Age Estimate
Circa 2012-2016 production based on the Legacy collection revival and hardware style
Cultural Significance
Reflects the accessible luxury boom of the early 2010s, where consumers favored versatile, high-utility everyday bags with heritage branding
Condition Notes
Good pre-owned condition; minor surface scuffs visible on the lower front leather body of the hobo, structure shows typical softening due to relaxed hobo slouch, hardware remains bright with minimal tarnishing
Value Estimate
Original retail combined value approx. $450-$550; current secondary market resale value ranges from $50 to $90 depending on condition and presence of the matching wristlet
Care & Maintenance
Clean with a soft damp cloth, condition periodically with a leather moisturizer formulated for smooth leathers, and store stuffed with tissue in a dust bag away from direct sunlight
Similar Handbags
Coach Duffffle Sac, Coach Legacy Courier, or Michael Kors Mercer Hobo, differing primarily in hardware weight and interior organization layout
Interesting Facts
The Coach Legacy collection was a massive commercial success that revived classic archival silhouettes from the 1960s and 70s, introducing them to a modern audience with vibrant, contemporary colorways